2017
DOI: 10.17116/stomat201796266-69
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Essential questions of training of dentists for accreditation

Abstract: The paper presents sociological study aimed to analyze the conditions and methodological rationale for the basic directions of optimization of accreditation procedure for dentists. The study included 129 graduates of dental faculties of educational institutions of Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University. The material was collected by questionnaire survey and interviewing. The obtained results show that the introduced system of professionals' accreditation is an innovative educational technology allowing… Show more

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“…The use of a computer, on-line technologies and distance learning in modern higher education is becoming a priority in the organization of the educational process. The introduction of distance learning makes it more accessible by place, time, and pace of learning (individual educational trajectory) [13]. Distance learning is widely used in the system of Continuing Medical Education (CME), up to 30% of the time is devoted to the so-called "self-education".…”
Section: The Second Trend Is Continuing Medical Education (Cme)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The use of a computer, on-line technologies and distance learning in modern higher education is becoming a priority in the organization of the educational process. The introduction of distance learning makes it more accessible by place, time, and pace of learning (individual educational trajectory) [13]. Distance learning is widely used in the system of Continuing Medical Education (CME), up to 30% of the time is devoted to the so-called "self-education".…”
Section: The Second Trend Is Continuing Medical Education (Cme)mentioning
confidence: 99%